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Seawall Repair using Polyurethane

Seawalls, Breakwalls and Bulkheads provide essential protection from erosion of surrounding land and shorelines. When problems develop with these barriers it can create symptoms that are easy to recognize and should be addressed immediately.

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Signs That Your Home Might Have Foundation Issues

Have you noticed cracks in your walls, uneven floors, or jamming doors and windows? These are some of the most common symptoms that point to foundation settlement or similar problems, but there are other warning signs to keep an eye out for as well.

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Leveling Sandstone Sidewalks

Responsibility for maintenance of sidewalks, public or private, varies from city to city. There are many Cleveland suburbs that will cite it’s residents for sidewalks that are labeled as trip hazards or that cause puddling. Is your sidewalk a trip hazard? Did you already receive a citation? Feel free to give us a call for a free concrete leveling estimate or fill out our form online.

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